Mohave County miner., 1887-06-04
LOCAL BnEyITlEs.
Silver : .95. Lead t4.6o.

Watennelons are abundant at Nosales.
Ice, wholesale and retail, at Tagsart's.s =
Fresh apricots and cherries at Tag
CARTS.
The Board Of Supervisors will meet on
Monday at 10 a. m.
The territorial board of equalization
will meet in Prescott June 9TH.
Superintendent Mckenzie, Of the Cupel
mine, was in town on Thursday.
We intend TO make the MoHAvE MINER
the best weekly newspaper in Arizona.
waateI. A woman to cook and do
generl hvass~ork. Apply at this Office.
Under the present school law a new
Board Of Trustees will have to be elected
this month.
The Atlantic & Pacific railroad paid out
about 81 )0,0Oo TO their Albuquerque em-
ployes last month.
Assayer Middleton, Of the Sainplins
Works. is nursing a sore thumb with q
jelcn on the end Of it.
Any one having good second hand
ice chest for sale can find a purchaser by
inquiring at this Office.
A new boiler and smoke stack for the
Kingman Sampling Works came in on
Thursdays freight train.
The regular quarterly examination oi
teachersbtakes place on Monday at tiae
Office Of the Probate Judge.
The floor joists of the new hotel are in
position, and masons will be at work on
the second story next week.
Taggart & Co. have O car load OF beer
on the road and will furnish it to their
patrons at the very lowest rates.
Peanut festivals and Rollins's "Ancient
Rome take up the time Of good many
Of our people these fine evenings.
Under Sheriff Kuencer was in town on
Tuesday. He expects to move his family
from Mineral Park to Kingman in few
days.
Cross& BlackwelI's jams. the finest in
the market, imported Cheshire cheese
and other English table dclicacies at
Taggart's.
The Finance Committee OF the Fourth
.of July celebration were making the
rounds Last Monday and did very well for
starter.
Although the orange season 10 about
ovsr; special train Of fourteen cars
passed through here on Tuesday, loaded
with that luscious fruit.
There 10 no end TO the work OF the ed
itor OF newspaper No sooner 10 one
paper off his mind than he has to COM
mence writing tor another.
Some OF the lumSer for the new hotel
has at last made its appearance, and the
workmen are now rushing things in the
hope Of making up for lost time.
Agent Copeland has been receiving the
congratulations Of his friends during the
vss.. over the arrival II daughter, who
made he, appearance hast Sunday.
The bsaut,.d moonlight evenings Of
,b;s land of -.rnsn sae and silver are the
wonder and admira,io.. Of all visitors to
Arizona, even native Cslifol. @aos'
Miss Anna Ryan was thrown nosn .
horse Tuesday evening and dislocate. n'
hip. The bone was set by DR.. Living
ston and she will soon be all right again.
J.F. Luthy went east on Wednesday
night and expected to be gone sbout two
months. He will put In iiis time princi-
pally at st. Louis, Kansas City, and
Peoria.
The Finance Committee OF the Fourth |
Of July celebration raised nearly $50 in
three hours last Monday. We doubt II
any city in the Territory could do any |
better.
Watkins Hyde, eldest son Of the editor
OF this paper, is home from school for the
summer vacation. We are glad to note |
that Watkins has distinguished himself
OF school.
Kingman, Mohaye county, is q live
mining camp and its prosperity is ascrib- |
ed chiefly to the Arizona Sampling Works |
which, it is said, paid fully 500, 900 for
ores last year.-Beh.
A recent communication from Stockton
Hill, to the editor Of this paper, intimatss
that there are two men on the hill who |
ought 10 be in the Insane Asylum at Phoe-
nix. Who can they be?
Capt. II. White, q good Republican,
born and raised in Kentucky, and one Of
the Oldest business mcn Of Mineral Park.
was in town last Tuesday and paid his re-
spects to the MINER office.
Tuesdays west bound passenger train
consisted Of three mail cars, one baggage
and express and seven emigrant sleeping
cars together with six rullmans, and re-
quired to be hauled in two sections.
The workmen at the Lost Basin mill
had strange experience one night last
week ia the shape of visit from mad
coyote, which ran through the tents
where the men were sleeping, swapping
and biting at everything in sight. One
man was bitten in the arm before the an
imal was killed, but 30 far has experienced
no bad effects from the bite. Strong am